Cleveland Browns' new indoor stadium at Brook Park moves forward with help of $600 million in Ohio budget.

The budget, which must be signed by Gov. Mike DeWine by June 30, features $600 million for the Browns' proposed Brook Park domed stadium from unclaimed funds.

Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost is calling for a line-item veto on $600M unclaimed funds for a new Cleveland Browns domed stadium in Brook Park.

CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) -According to Cuyahoga County Fiscal Office records, the sale of the property in Brook Park where the Haslams want to build a new stadium was official Friday afternoon.

Brook Park Mayor Edward Orcutt released a statement thanking the Ohio General Assembly for approving $600 million in the state’s budget for funding for the new Cleveland Browns domed stadium.

Hundreds volunteer in Brookside Park to build homes for Eaton Fire victims Volunteers, community members and fire survivors come together June 26 to 27 for a kickoff rebuilding event led by ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio – A suspect who lured a 74-year-old man to a Strongsville park and killed him was sentenced Monday to life in prison.

The Cleveland Browns now own land in Brook Park, where they have proposed building a new enclosed stadium and development, the FOX 8 I-Team has learned.

With the state of Ohio set to approve $600 million for the domed stadium project, the Cleveland Browns have completed a deal for 176 acres of land in Brook Park.

CLEVELAND, Ohio — Lake Erie has settled into its summer mode and without the big winds of recent weeks, the walleye fishing has been outstanding this week on calm waters. The Central Basin has ...

Ohio's new budget gives the state control of $1.7 billion in unclaimed funds. Here's how to check if your money is in that pool.